Almost everything here survives a cold wash and a low tumble. The exceptions are anything with stretch — heat breaks the elastane — and anything printed, which lasts longer turned inside out.
- Cotton tees and fleece — machine wash cold, tumble low, turn printed styles inside out.
- Denim — wash inside out, cold, and as rarely as you can stand; hang to dry to keep the shape.
- Activewear — cold wash, no fabric softener (it traps odour), hang to dry.
- Knit sweaters — cold wash, dry flat, never hang while wet.
- Pajamas — wash warm if you want them fully sanitised; the snug-fit styles are treated and must not be washed in hot water repeatedly.
Repairs
Buttons, seams and hems can be fixed. Send us a photo and we will either do it or tell you who can do it near you. Re-hemming denim is almost always worth it.
Storage
Fold knitwear rather than hanging it — hangers pull the shoulder out of shape. Store wool with cedar or lavender, and let each piece breathe a day between wears.